On computers where 1 and 0 rule supreme we must have a way to express the human languages in the written format. Do do this there are standards that map characters to numeric values.

Sometimes it's useful to inject CMake variables into the source code such as in the case of printing the project versions and do conditional builds.

Although a little intimidating for the beginner, the command line on Linux brings at your fingertips a cornucopia of powerful tools allowing operators endless ways to deal with computing related problems.

I've been meaning to create a "short" reference guide that collates what I would consider basic fundamentals and know-how for the linux command line and, finally, here it is!

Some notes about RAII and how to leverage it in C++ for effective resource management.

Overview on how to use both raw C-like pointers and C++ smart pointers.

A long-form explanation on how to working out 2-dimensional and 3-dimenstional coordinates using distances.